Dixie Chicks Pose Nude to Answer Critics

First of all, there is NO WAY that Entertainment Weekly’s cover shows Natalie Maines nude — it’s not her. Check out the photos below:

Actually, I’m thankful for it — I’d rather not see what’s really underneath that hideous gold suit she is wearing.

On a side note, why is it that so many peace protestors and liberals in general have to get naked whenever they protest something? Also, why do they have to be so damn old, fat, and ugly (or at least always two out of the three)?

A simple request for liberal protestors: Either find some better looking women to get naked or keep your clothes on!

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Mavra Star, the head of the National Organization for Women’s Morris County, N.J., chapter recently opined that the killing of the child that a woman is still carrying should not be considered criminal.

Speaking of the Laci Peterson murder and the double homicide charges files by the DA, she said, “If this is murder, well, then any time a late-term fetus is aborted, they should call it murder.” This statement not only shows Ms. Star’s complete ignorance of the California Penal Code, but also gives us some insight into the real agenda of the National Organization of Women.

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In a New York Times Op-Ed, Eason Jordan, chief news executive at CNN, let the world know that CNN was a partner in spreading Saddam’s propaganda. Jordan covered up the reality of the brutal Hussein regime simply so CNN would be assured not to lose their Baghdad office.

So deeply had Mr. Jordan morally compromised himself and CNN that Uday the psychopath felt comfortable confiding his highest-visibility murder plans to Mr. Jordan. His secrets were safe with CNN. What a scoop they missed: “Son of Saddam Hussein plans to murder King of Jordan.” Indeed, the entire Arab world might have turned on Saddam years ago if that story had been reported. But, of course, if CNN had reported that story, it would not have been able to keep open its Baghdad bureau � and thus would have lost the profitable competitive advantage it maintained over rival news outlets.

“CNN Knew”, Washington Times Editorial

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Latif Yahia was a classmate of Uday Hussein — Saddam’s son. Unfortunately, Latif and Uday looked alike and eventually Uday forced him to become his body double.

Latif’s story includes accounts of Uday’s extravagant lifestyle — including having an auto paint shop paint one of his hundreds of cars (Ferraris, Mercedes, etc.) to match whichever of his thousands of designer Italian suits he chose to wear that day.

But Latif’s story also includes a look into the cruel minds of Uday and his father, Saddam. It is a tough read — one that includes accounts of tortures, rapes, killings, and vile and unimaginable behavior. However, it is a story that should be read to understand the evil at the head of this Iraqi regime.

The photo shows Uday (right) and his body double, Latif (left).

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“In the new era that is coming to Iraq, your country will no longer be held captive to the will of a cruel dictator.

“You will be free. Free to biuld a better life, instead of building more palaces for Saddam and his sons. Free to pursue economic prosperity, without the hardship of economic sanctions. Free to travel and free to speak your mind. Free to join in the political affairs of Iraq.

“And all the people who make up your country — Kurds, Shia, Turkomens, Sunnis and others — will be free of the terrible persecution that so many have endured. The nightmare that Saddam Hussein has brought to your nation will soon be over.”

President Bush on Iraqi television

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